Chancellor Olaf Scholz defends his government's migration policy, emphasizing the implementation of measures within the framework of European laws. He is open to further strengthening border management.
CDU leader Friedrich Merz insists on border rejections as a condition for talks with the government. CSU leader Markus Söder and FDP leader Christian Lindner call for a significant reduction in asylum applications.
The opposition and the government discuss effective measures against irregular migration. The Union demands a task force for deportations and increased involvement of municipalities.
The police union and the German Association of Cities and Towns also support more deportations. The union's stance on border rejections remains firm, while the coalition's response is awaited.
The debate on migration policy intensifies after the Solingen knife attack. Chancellor Scholz offers cooperation with the opposition on border management.
In addition to migration, there are discussions about the Ukraine war and concerns about Germany's budget cuts in humanitarian aid. The international art scene mourns the death of sculptor and performance artist Rebecca Horn.
Algerian President Tebboune is re-elected amid a boycott of the election. Mexico City witnesses protests against a judicial reform proposing the direct election of judges.
Spain grants asylum to Venezuelan opposition leader Edmundo González. The conflict in Syria escalates with airstrikes targeting pro-Iranian militias.
Chancellor Scholz calls for renewed peace talks on Ukraine, including Russia's participation. The upcoming state elections in Brandenburg highlight debates on migration policy and the rise of the AfD.
